From your comments here it’s obvious that you have something valuable to provide readers who may be your target audience for your hunting business blog.

I think an in-house blog is really the way to go because blogs are great for Search Engine Optimization (SEO). Blogs are frequently updated and full of keywords, which are things the search engines love.

Your readers know about your business, but as long as your posts are focused on providing them with the information they want to know about hunting and outfitters, they’ll view your blog as a valuable resource and not as a way you are pushing yourself and business upon them.

A good place to start I think (concerning potential blog topics) would be to think about the questions your customers ask you about outfitting, guiding and touring the outdoors.

Then simply answer those questions with a well-written blog post. This would be a valuable resource for your potential customers.

Blogs are great for forming connections and if you participate with your readers on the blogs with comments and such (just as you do so well here) you’ll have no problem with a blog for your hunting business.

If you have anymore questions just let me know. If you want I can even email you.

Thanks again for all of your wonderful comments here.

I am afraid that an in house blog would be perceived as just extended advertisement for N.H.E. Inc. and not be taken seriously by the readers.

What would you suggest?

@Albert – Great addition. Blogging does take time and effort. It’s important for anyone to understand how to allocate their time and resources.

I would suggest that commercial enterprises also consider synergizing with established bloggers. Trying to blog, even on a limited subject, is time consuming. Getting a group of bloggers to review, test, use, and write about your products might be more cost effective and seen as more credible by the consumer than an in-house blog.

Best regards,
Albert
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